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Donald Trump to visit France

| | Jul 13, 2017, at 03:58 pm
Washington, Jul 13 (IBNS): US President Donald Trump will be visiting France to celebrate Bastille Day and 100 years of US' entry into World War I.

The US President took to Twitter to convey the news.

"Getting rdy to leave for France @ the invitation of President Macron to celebrate & honor Bastille Day and 100yrs since U.S. entry into WWI," his tweet read.

This will be Trump's inaugural visit to the nation following his appointment as the US President.

Pundits have opined that the visit is likely to serve as a vacation and getaway for Trump, who in the past few weeks have endured a torrid time, owing to Russia link.


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